Search Results for "script-api.jar"

...Implemented features are triggers, macros and timers. Triggers and macros recognize patterns in the regular ways plus in an AL compatible mode. Actions can be defined by users as directly commands. Alternatively, in script mode, the action text is interpreted as Python code. The mud, match objects and defined variables are accessible from any feature. For the more advanced user, the implementation is small and extensible. Specially the gtkmud/mud API is easy to understand. It is thread-safe enabling multiple threads to input data to the target MUD. ...

A MUD Client and Server that plan to be easily scriptable through Lua Script language.

A MUD-Client for Windows (Win32) and KDE, featuring perl, python and ruby scripting, as well as multi-window output. The main focus is a very strong scripting engine (nearly everything is accessible from a script) while trying to stay user friendly.

Based on the once popular Blacknova Traders, White Nova System is a complete recode using custom template and DB layers. Currently working on recoding the whole BNT system and removing any unneeded DB calls and improving the speed of the script.

Hesinde is an alternative script distribution for POL. Its main design goals are clean style and layout so you can easily change it.

...Fork of Wotlas.sourceforge.net. Maps with 2d Tiles; Editor to draw tile maps; Adding RPG features; Adding spells (such Time Stop etc); Jython support to add items and NPC(easy script); New exciting combat system!

DAoC guild roster/alliance script

The New Adventure Shell is a script that turns your shell into a text adventure game. It ought to pose as little restrictions on normal shell use as possible, and allow as many adventure commands as possible. Written for maximum portability.

Checkout - a simple file checkout script for the korn shell. This script makes it so that only one person can edit a source file at a time. Supports file history and a login system. Should also work in bash if you change the first line in the script.